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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
TIE GREAT .,cROssE MATCH A DRAW.

TIE GREAT LACROSSE MATCH DRAW
MoNIHEAI. Nov ; t>pe0m)-Ihe lacrosse match Tor
the champions Of the world which took pace here
th. afternoon between the Cornwals. champions oil tho
National Association. and the Toronios, champions ~
the Canadian Association. created great excitement IN
lacrosse circles inasmuch both teams were exception
ally strong. That this true verified by the i"cI
that four games played and the match had to be
drawn owing 10 darkness. The game WAS ouc OF the
roughcs Witnessed here each side being determined
TO win Toronto the first and trG games In twenty
and thirty five minutes slcctiycly. ana the toinwaa
tho second ami fourth Ia twenty two and Twelve minutes
The TN game drawn 80 the championship ol INC
Lacrosse world still remains uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
coNsuLs CANNOT GET THEIR EXEoUArUEs-

CONST Is INNNOI
LONDON, Nov. 5-Thc Government OF Madagascar
has informed the treaty powers of ts refusal to receive
the cxcauatur of any Consul through the French Resi-
dent because NJ de Vilers, the Resident, has stated
that England has consented TO tho cxequatur OF MI
Uaggari, the British Consul at Tamatavc, assing
through his hands This British surrender has crcatcd
surprse while ". dc Nllcrs's sytcmac ignoring Oh no
yiyendI between him and tho Maagas'y Premier I'M
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
A GIGANTIC CONSPIRACY.
WORK OF THE BOSSES AND BooDLERs
ILLEGAL VOTERS REGISTERED AND CORRUPTION
FUNDS Distributed IN TIE DISTRICT

FUNDS DISTRIBUTED IN THE DISTRICT.
Police officers and private detectives employed by
the Citizens Committee busy yesterday
ating evidence which to arrest the men who have
been Illegally registered by the Democratic bosses and
boodlcrs Some astonishing facts concerning the reg
istratlon have been discovered showing in the clear
est manner that gigantic conspiracy has been entered
Into by the bosses, booders and liquor dealers to carry
the election next Tuesday by fraud and corruption.
Nothing less than the success OF the entire Democratic
ticket aimed at but. II thought necessary everything
will be sacrificed for Fellows.
Several Of the indicted Doodle Aldermen did not reg
is'cr until after Fellows was nominated. But they
have made up by registering themselves and numcr-
ous others from their houses The facts will not be
published until arrests made Election Day. in
case an attempt Is then made to run in" these illegal
votes
An officer In of the city courts had nearly 100
men Registered on the last two days Of registration
| from house owned by him, and In which, It has been
discovered there less than a dozen legal voters
Othcr instances OF tho Kind show that Doodle IS to be
freely used to get Illegal cast well purchase
legal voters.
| PREPARING TO BCY VOTES WHOLESALE.
| 1t has been learned that in some parts Of the city
the Democratic bosses and boodlcrs have promised
thclr local agents $500 for each election district for
use on Tuesday. This will allow the purchase at 50
each Of sixty in each district or 72O voters
in ALL Eut doubt twice that amount will be placed
In some Of the election districts, as In the XVIII Assem-
biy District there apportoncd 5000 to each cleo
ton district last year, when tie Doodle fund
over hall a. largo
1t Is only the purchase Of Illegal votes that
danger 9, feared by the Republicans. If the election
officers be bought up in any election district,
| fraulucnt returns easily be made, unless close
watch f. Kept such returns have been made under
present laws repeatedly. A--cmbymcn and Alder
mon have within few Yeas been elected fraudu-
lent returns and the fraudulent work proved in the
courts The great ca.crncss and anxiety Of the Demo
null N the law passed by the Last Legislature,
providing for another Inspector and poll clerk in each
election district to represent the United Labor party
is far evidence that they further interference
In their plan Of buying election officers. When the
act providing for these extra inspectors before the
Leg aturc thc Democratic members in tie debate
showed that tlcy all understood that the Inspector,
were for the george party. That the ackuowl-
odeolaud uuqu,-t!onod Intent of the ACT.
AZ ArIEErnoUGHr rRouPIED ~ FEAR.
Uml Tie Democrats realized that they were In
danger Of losing tie state, ard that Tie additional
election officers might stand ia the way OF maupua' ~
tho returns they had a word to against giving
the n-rcctor 10 the george party. since they mad"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
ADsTrRDITY OF MR. BALFOURS POSITION.

LONDON Nov 5.--The DaHy Mars says that the
absurdity OF Mr. Balfour's SuppOslti0n 'ha' ho Ca"
suppress Ireland is only equalicd by the sn'y oi tho
supposition that the Liberals of Great Britain VIII
rcmain silent on the question IL Mr. Balf0ur con
tnues his present "Thc News says. his MIN
,try will fall amid general laughter and public e1ecia-
io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
LARGr Loss OF LEE IL 4 TYrnOON.

san TEA>cl-,o. Nov. Mail adyiees by the steamer
City OF York. arriving last night from Hong kons
state that typhoon which RACED on INC nl-ht o 3'P
tenber L struck tho island of iIO! Ling with It's iul
forcc -omc two hundred persons were drowned A.
chick Iun, ten miles dc.aut from le huns Kong, My
tso lives lost and three PiS-1g' npd' 'hn@ l~'
island OF IGO Ling contains $4,000 inhabitants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

caused by the nng Of Mr. Gray for doing business with
irregular companies. He fnad $50 by the ST. Louis
Underwriters and withdrew from tho Board. He visited
NewYork and the result Of the visit was the wthdrawa
OF the companies here represented said that noue
OF the companies made any money In st. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
w,runpIwJy0 FROM MISSOURI

At. LOUIS, Nov. (Speeiap.-Tho New-fork board o'
uuderwriters has withdrawn from 'he nta'o VI '
souri and Mr.. Gray. it former repreaeh'au.e' -.
s....a ,hat,t viii do no moro businsss in st. Louis
IN. trouble vhiob au~.i.atAd In TIE Withdrawal WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov. "a dispatch from Ch'i''
noogn Tenn 10 Thc iHcrictu says: Miss ANNE De"i-
rick great granddaughter Of James W. Dr'dr'H some
Time Chicf Justice OF Tennessee was burned 10 drath
Yesterday afternoon at JOncsbOrO, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

THERE MAY BE TRAGEDY AT TCI-LAMoi'E.
DUBLIN, Nov. 5-The Tullamore prison authori''c'
have ordered that wEam O'Brien shall wear Tho un'
form prescribed by tho regulations for convicts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
WAR BEGUN IN ZULULAND.

Drpn,s Nov. 5-H is reported that hsstllities with
niryulu tbo son of Cetcway0, have been begun, ana
that skirmish has taken place in which three BAo'h
soldiers were Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

JOHN L. SULLIVAN MAY NOT RETURN.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 5.-John l. Sullivan VINO W"
passenger on the steamer Cephslenis rsm Boston OK
presses himself % highly indignant at the boasfui Ian
susss used hy Kilraia and Mitchell Hs says tAAt hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
ro-ers ~ VARIOUS PLACES.

PfOEI, ILL.,, Nov. j--Thc National Hotel. which was
bnit two year, ago cost Of S2Joo0o was badly dan-
AGED hy fire This morning. number Of guests and
servants lo.t all their effects. but all escaped from the
loi, IN safety. Loss. $4,000 There was FJoooO IN
surance on building and - 1850 ON furniture
OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. D. Farmer ~ Ar1ley's tannrry AT
Rochesteryio wa, burned t)-day Tho loss Is $1,000
10 insurance
ST. Tmouts Ont. Nov. 5-rae Union Woollcn Mls
here were blrpcd today. The loss $4,000 Insurance
SJ,0OJ.
kansas CI11 Nov THE iIasgins Cracker and Con-
fcctionory CompoRy's establishment III ST. LOUIS was
burned last night The loss il between 913,Ooo ana
Si O00 well Insured.
DrnrQrF. Iowa. Nov knapp, Stout 4 Co.'S siinsle
she'd llod with shingles. AMI several adjoining Iuper
pos were consumed by fire last night Loss about
$1,000
EvANsyILLE Ind. Nov. 5-Adyices from shady Grove
Livingston County report the destruction OF that haheI
by fire at an early hour Yesterday Lose $4,000 Tho
amount OF Insurance. stocks was less than 5000
INDIASArOIIs. Nov Quicker & Dorsey mandatory
was burned this morning Tho loss 10 estimated al from
s3j 900 10 10000; insurance $1,000 finy cmploSe'
will be out Of work The firm manufactured patent
money drawers patent bed casters anda line OF novcltes
for auction rooms aud fancy stores. Tho following IN
suraocc companies interested: Phgnx. OF Brookyn
Contiuc ntal. OF Ncw-York; The FTsenaHs OF Davton
Hamburg OF Bremen: Western OF Toronto; Phrhia ot
london ; Home OF New York: Royal of England i"'
nremou were seriously injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

wants to fight both OF then In the ring. He pc
Ievos that Smith is better than Kilrain ana 40
clares that he TO return America as champion
Of the world or die here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

ELEVlTED RAILROAD ENGINEERS GR0WLN".
There has been for time considerable discomfort
among the employees OF the Sixth Avenue Elevated road
over the discharge OF Charles H. Graham who Tor some
time was General Engine Dispatcher on the western D'
vision The brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers mas
nothing TO do with outside OF that particular
branch OF tho work. but in this the engineers Us III
dviduals are doing considerable growing Oraha"' IL
appears had worked up to the position "hich NC oo.
MED beeiunins as q newsboy tho Hartford fro'r
-. ond F,shtill Railroad He Is also Temperance
man and was engaged with Frank Murphy. the 'snps s
ance advocate. in 1871 Grahams successor ..s tbey
Give for his employ meat economy a. IN ms ne
capacity he Oils he ofiiee Of train dispa'ehe' -" '
hundred q nd fifty -hfth-st station. 49,. ,hot tia
Cciens Hain yesterday declined to stste WITT I. va
osuse Of Grshams discharge was, and sao 'n@' !"
pobodyie business,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

TRADE BETWEEN CANADA AND THE -rArE-
OTTAWA Ont. Nov. 5-Thc trade between Canada and
the United for the last fiscal shows falling
of in Imports while the exports maintain the average OF
recent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

NO ALARM OVER THE CROWS OF THE NORTHWEST
OTTAWA Nov 5.-rhe Controller OF the Northwest
Mounted Police that the authorities feel no alarm
nj the movement of the Crow Indians in Montana Terri
tory The forco Of mounted police on the Dominion side
Of the boundary has been increased only The usual
patrols being on duty The Canadian Indians at least
"A couple of hundred miles from those iH tho United
states and there Is the least occasion for fear or any
corresponding wnrike movements on the part or the
former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
EXTENDING THE CAFFAREL INQUIRY
ROUvIER UNABLE TO sTAvE OFF THE 1NvEsTIGA-

ROUvIER UNABLE TO sTAvE OFF THE INYESTIGA-
TON, WHICH WILL GO BACK TO THE TINE OF
THE DE BRoGLIE MINISTRY.
PARIS Nov 5The report of the committee appointed
to inquire into the Caare scandal discussed In the
Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ Bauday DAsson de-
clared that 1t was not demand for an inquiry hut for
the prosecution OF Wilson. which sh oud be submitted
to the Chamber the in connection with seals ana
stamps being punishable from six months TO three years
imprisonment lie asked VI. Rouvier, the Prime Minie-
ter TO explain the case OF VI wilson NJ Rouver In re-
ply said that all the documents had been placed In tho
hands of the Minister OF Justice. The discussion was
general and closed amid great excitement. NJ. Coiayur
moved that the inquiry be general and that it extend
back far May, 1877 to include the time OF tho
advent OF the De Broglic ministry.
NJ. Rouver. answering NJ D'Orna denied that the poE
itoians had levelled the scandals against President
Grevy [ipplau'e from the Centre and murmurs from
the Extrcne Leftl Nobody thought OF accusing the
Cabinet OF interfering with the freedom OF the Judcia
power The magistracy above suspicion lie was
possessed OF the details regarding the sale OF decora
tons. other facts were undcnlsble. but they dd not
prove the essity for inquiry. Itommoiionl Ihe
Presidents acts were always ndorse1 by minister
therefore the minister's responsible for all such
matters Inerpellaons could be addressed to then on
matters for which they responsible, but questions
beyond the province Of Parliament came within the jul
risdction OF the judicial power On these GROUNDS he
was opposed TO an inquiry. Hc admitted the justice Oh
the feeling which inspired tho Chamber but thought IL
was better TO let matter. take their natural course.
great uproar followed the conclusion OF NJ Rouyers
specch Whom order had been restored NJ. ColfavrTs
motion carried 0y IA vote OF 264 to 237 -
NJ JobOls explained that the Right. thsush IN iaVor
of an inquiry opposed Mr. Csfsvru's motion because
they considered that 1t directed against tho accussr
rather than against tue guilty lie moVch 10 gve W.
commission the widest Dowers NJ Colfavru spoke IN
opposition Tue motion was finally carried by vote OF
The committees report was then adoptcd-iij TO 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-10
WORKING CLASSES ME Ss y. Sgl SSs

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MISCELLANEOUS.
(ltiicura
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And Rlood Universally
COMMENDED

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SORES ON NECK

Cnas Brady, Somervilie, Mass. who
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city, certifies 10 a wonderful cure ofrua-
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treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely to
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

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KNOW ITS VALUE

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CCTICURA ABROAD

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Y0UNG aEN

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-08-13

~ H. I'd
According to a statement issued
from the Office OF Harvey Fisk &
Sons, bankers and dealers IN gov
ernment bonds. No. 90 Nassau
Street, My, there was on the
27th Of July the sum bf 1910, O0O, 900
blocked up out OF use and drawing
no interest, infIse u. s. Treasury.
The circular says: aa 2fm
"The Situation is startling. II
allowed to continue every interest
win feel it. Every foot Of land
will become Of less value, every
bushel Of wheat, every bushel Of
corn, every pound d cotton win de-
cline IN value. On the other hand, II
the administration goes 10 work
under the powers given it by exist.
ing laws, dild earnestly tries to
frame new laws for the considera.
ton Of the incoming Congress, we
shall see such an era OF prosperity
as was never before Witnessed in
this land" ~